Listen: Texas Standard for Feb. 16, 2015
Corpus, Dallas, El Paso and beyond. Today, the mayors of the top 10 Texas cities join forces for the first time. Also, should a private company have the power to take your property? A North Texas Republican says something’s got to change. Do you remember the Alamo? Sure hope so, because part of it’s disappearing at the rate of two inches every 50 years. All that plus much more on today’s episode of the Standard:
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